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$31 Million Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At Gibbs In Woburn

A Waltham trust claimed the winnings from the Jan. 31 drawing. A trustee chose the cash option of $16.5M, before taxes.

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A Waltham trust chose the cash option on the winning lottery ticket from the Jan. 31 drawing and will receive $16,542,158, before taxes. Gibbs, in Woburn, will get a $50,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
A Waltham trust chose the cash option on the winning lottery ticket from the Jan. 31 drawing and will receive $16,542,158, before taxes. Gibbs, in Woburn, will get a $50,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. (Shutterstock)

WALTHAM, MA — A Waltham trust has claimed their $31 million lottery ticket this week, netting them a hefty one-time payment.

S&L Trust, represented by trustee Leo Cushing, chose the cash option on the winning ticket from the Jan. 31 drawing. This means the trust will receive a payment of $16,542,158, before taxes.

The winning numbers on the lucky Quic Pic ticket purchased from Gibbs, located at 107 Winn St., in Woburn, were 07-09-18-29-39, MegaBall 13.

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Gibbs will receive a $50,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket, lottery officials said.

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